Google Container for Firefox(github.com)

25 pointsby Garbagevor 8 Jahren9 comments

https://github.com/containers-everywhere/contain-google

9 comments

You don't need to have separate "site specific container" to do this. You can use Multi Account Containers[0] to configure any sites.

[0]: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account...

sp332vor 8 Jahren

It's not quite the same functionality. If you open Google in a regular container and then click a link that goes to a different site, it will load the new site in the same container. The Google container would open the new site in a different container.

k_landervor 8 Jahren

Is there a chrome equivalent to this?

detarovor 8 Jahren

No, Chrome doesn't have equivalent APIs to those Firefox offers here.

hhhhhjjbvor 8 Jahren

The irony. You are asking if there is an extension that blocks the browsers company from tracking you. I don’t think they would allow it on their web store.

dcbadacdvor 8 Jahren

Chromium extension then please.

wodenokotovor 8 Jahren

Why do you need an add-on for facebook or google containers? Don't you just open a container, login to facebook, open a different container, log into google, and don't log into either in any other container?

CommieBobDolevor 8 Jahren

Last time I checked, the site-specific container extensions (Facebook and Google) had a "don't open anything except the target site in the container" feature that appeared to be missing from the multi-account containers extension.

I agree that the best solution would be to add that functionality to the base extension rather than create a specific extension for every site people might want to block.

nailervor 8 Jahren

My understanding is they kick in automatically. So even if you're on someblog.com, the FB 'Like' buttons won't be tracking your behavior, nor will Google analytics and Google Doubleclick.